MVP QUIZ Old Testament Moderate Number 1 /25 Old Testament Moderate Number 1 Who watched from a distance to see what would happen to the baby Moses while he was hidden in the bulrushes? Pharaoh Moses' mother Moses' sister Pharaoh's daughter Turn to Exodus 2:4 to read about this. That’s Right! Turn to Exodus 2:4 to read about this. Turn to Exodus 2:4 to read about this. What two things did God give to Solomon that he did not request? Wisdom and honor A longer than average life and great happiness Wine and women Riches and honor 1 Kings 3:10-13 is the reference. That’s Right! 1 Kings 3:10-13 is the reference. 1 Kings 3:10-13 is the reference. Who moved the Ark of the Covenant out of the house of Abinadab and into the new tabernacle of Jerusalem? Saul Solomon David Moses See 2 Samuel 6:2-12 for the man’s name. That’s Right! See 2 Samuel 6:2-12 for the man’s name. See 2 Samuel 6:2-12 for the man’s name. What was done to Joseph’s body when he died? He was put to rest in a pyramid. He was embalmed and placed in a coffin. He did not die, but rather was translated into Heaven. He was cremated. Look in Genesis 50:26 to find the answer. That’s Right! Look in Genesis 50:26 to find the answer. Look in Genesis 50:26 to find the answer. How did God guide the Israelites through the desert by night when the left Egypt? With a pillar of fire With a mighty wind out of the east With a pillar of cloud With a wall of water on either side Read more about this in Exodus 13:22. That’s Right! Read more about this in Exodus 13:22. Read more about this in Exodus 13:22. What was the significance of quail the first time they are mentioned in the Old Testament? They are the birds that brought food to Elijah. Quail were the birds that Noah sent out of the ark; one brought back an olive branch. Coming in huge numbers, they were the sixth plague upon Egypt. They were the meat provided by God for the Israelites. Read more about quail in Exodus 16:12-13. That’s Right! Read more about quail in Exodus 16:12-13. Read more about quail in Exodus 16:12-13. How did Ruth indicate her willingness to marry Boaz? She said "Yes" when he asked her. She laid down at his feet. She let Boaz place a ring on her finger. She had no choice in the matter as it was an arranged marriage. You can read about this incident in Ruth 3:7. That’s Right! You can read about this incident in Ruth 3:7. You can read about this incident in Ruth 3:7. What did Joshua say would be the visible cue for the Israelites to cross the Jordan? Seven trumpets would sound. The priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant A pillar of cloud The ground would shake with a great earthquake. The answer can be found in Joshua 3. That’s Right! The answer can be found in Joshua 3. The answer can be found in Joshua 3. Who suggested to King Ahasuerus that the Jewish race be exterminated? Mordecai Haman Vashti Boaz Find the answer in Esther 3:3-15. That’s Right! Find the answer in Esther 3:3-15. Find the answer in Esther 3:3-15. What did Samson bet thirty men that they could not do? Kill a lion without their weapons Beat him in wrestling Carry the gates of the city as far as he could Solve his riddle Find out more about this in Judges 14:12-14. That’s Right! Find out more about this in Judges 14:12-14. Find out more about this in Judges 14:12-14. Which book refers to Jesus as “a Man of sorrow”? Lamentations Isaiah Psalms Jeremiah Read more about this in Isaiah 53:3. That’s Right! Read more about this in Isaiah 53:3. Read more about this in Isaiah 53:3. What did Rebekah and Tamar have in common in respect to childbirth? They both had their first-born sons taken away. They both had easy childbirths. They both had three boys and three girls. They both had twins. The answers is recorded in Genesis 25:24-26 and Genesis 38:27-30. That’s Right! The answers is recorded in Genesis 25:24-26 and Genesis 38:27-30. The answers is recorded in Genesis 25:24-26 and Genesis 38:27-30. What kind of bread does Old Testament law dictate must be used to celebrate the Passover? Unleavened bread Barley bread Manna Unsalted bread See Exodus 12:8-20 to learn about this important feast. That’s Right! See Exodus 12:8-20 to learn about this important feast. See Exodus 12:8-20 to learn about this important feast. In which book of the Bible do we read of the death of Jacob? Genesis Deuteronomy Judges Joshua Read about this in Genesis 49:29-33. That’s Right! Read about this in Genesis 49:29-33. Read about this in Genesis 49:29-33. Whose 37 mighty men are named in the Bible? Joshua's King Saul's Solomon's David's Learn more about this in 2 Samuel 23. That’s Right! Learn more about this in 2 Samuel 23. Learn more about this in 2 Samuel 23. Finish the line from the song of the Israelite women: “Saul has slain his thousands, but…” "Jonathan his hundreds." "David his ten thousands." "will regret each one of them." "will remember each one of them." Turn to 1 Samuel 18:7 to read about this. That’s Right! Turn to 1 Samuel 18:7 to read about this. Turn to 1 Samuel 18:7 to read about this. Who cursed the day he was born, and wished that he could return to eternal darkness? Joshua Jeremiah Judas Job Read Job 3:3 to find the answer. That’s Right! Read Job 3:3 to find the answer. Read Job 3:3 to find the answer. What was the occupation of Uriah? An Israelite army general A Coppersmith An advisor to the king A soldier Read about this in 2 Samuel 11:15. That’s Right! Read about this in 2 Samuel 11:15. Read about this in 2 Samuel 11:15. At what did Ishmael become adept while living in the desert? Archery Finding food Poetry Using a sword Book, chapter, and verse = Genesis 21:20. That’s Right! Book, chapter, and verse = Genesis 21:20. Book, chapter, and verse = Genesis 21:20. Whose golden statue did Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse to worship? Nebuchadnezzar's Sennacherib's Nabopolassar's Tiglath-Pileser's Read about this in Daniel 3:12. That’s Right! Read about this in Daniel 3:12. Read about this in Daniel 3:12. Why were three men in the Book of Daniel thrown into a fiery furnace? They refused to work as slaves in the king's house. It was not three men. It was four men who were thrown into the fiery furnace. They refused to worship the king's image or statue. They refused to eat the food the king provided. Read about this in Daniel 3:13. That’s Right! Read about this in Daniel 3:13. Read about this in Daniel 3:13. Why was Caleb favored by God? He was the one who, along with Joshua, led the armies of Israel. He expressed confidence that the Israelites could take Canaan. He was the first-born son of a good family. God had tested him and found him wanting. Read Numbers 13:30 to find the answer. That’s Right! Read Numbers 13:30 to find the answer. Read Numbers 13:30 to find the answer. What are the first four words in the Bible? In the beginning God Come sit and listen In the beginning was A long time ago See Genesis 1:1 for the answer. That’s Right! See Genesis 1:1 for the answer. See Genesis 1:1 for the answer. What complaint did God answer by saying, “That is enough. Do not talk to Me anymore about this matter”? Moses' complaining about the people being hungry and not having water. Moses' complaining about not being a good public speaker. Moses' complaining about the people of Israel complaining all the time. Moses' complaining about not being allowed to enter the Promised Land. Study this in Deuteronomy 3:26. That’s Right! Study this in Deuteronomy 3:26. Study this in Deuteronomy 3:26. Who led an army armed with lamps and pitchers? Othniel Gideon Samson Solomon Read more about this in Judges 7:19. That’s Right! Read more about this in Judges 7:19. Read more about this in Judges 7:19. Your score is 0%
